28 Billion Dirhams in Real Estate Transactions in Ajman by 2025
As part of the ongoing growth in the real estate sector in the emirate, the total value of real estate transactions in Ajman in 2025 is expected to reach 28 billion dirhams, marking a significant milestone in the investment landscape. This figure underscores the dynamism and increasing recovery of the real estate market in the region, attracting more investors and interested parties. In this article, we will explore key information about real estate transactions in Ajman, highlighting market changes and insights from relevant officials.
Recent Growth in Real Estate Transactions
The emirate of Ajman recorded 18,780 real estate transactions last year, with a total value of 28 billion dirhams. This data reflects a growth rate of 37% compared to the same period the previous year. In statements by Abdulaziz bin Hamid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Department of Lands and Real Estate Regulation, it was announced that 2025 also recorded 15,400 real estate transactions worth over 19 billion dirhams. These figures affirm the recovery and diversity of the real estate market.
Details of Transactions and Mortgages
Al Nuaimi noted that the “Al Rumailah 3” area recorded the highest sale value, amounting to 300 million dirhams. He also revealed that the value of transactions by citizens in Ajman reached 3.87 billion dirhams, achieving a growth rate of 36%, with their investments diversified across residential, industrial, and commercial sectors. Thus, the Department of Lands and Real Estate Regulation recorded over 39,000 transactions, with a growth rate of 31% compared to 2024.
Investment Areas and Trending Sectors
Mortgages also garnered significant attention, with 2,342 mortgage transactions recorded, totaling over 4.47 billion dirhams. The highest mortgage value reached 153.75 million dirhams in the “Industrial 2” area. According to the Ajman Real Estate Index data, the “Eastern” sector led the list of the most traded sectors, surpassing the “Manama” and “Southern” sectors. Additionally, the “Al Hiliu 2” neighborhood emerged as the most traded area, outperforming “Al Zahya” and “Al Yasmeen.”